Morse Alphabet Tree

Morse Alphabet Tree. The dashes are called dits. Morse code is not that difficult to learn.

Here is a novel approach to DeCoding Morse. Marc Jan 14 at 1634. Patent US1647A for dot-dash telegraphy signals on June 20 1840.

That is difficult with the usual Morse Code table because it is not sorted by dots and dashes.

Place your pencil on START and listen to Morse Code. Everything starts from a root node that points to E that is encoded as and T that is encoded as -. Then move your finger to track the Morse dots dashes. The fifth level includes the 10 decimal digits several non-Latin chacters and a few punctuation marks.